BNS breaks silence as Truist breaks into social circle

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BNS breaks silence as Truist breaks into social circle

David Rothnie
February 26, 2021 12:00 pm
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April 1, 2020, Atlanta, GA, USA: A constuction worker installs a new sign over the center field scoreboard at the Atlanta Braves' newly renamed Truist Park on Wednesday, April 1, 2020, in Atlanta. The Braves' home opener was scheduled April 3, but the season's start was postponed by Major League Baseball because of the coronavirus pandemic. (Credit Image: © TNS via ZUMA Wire) | Curtis Compton/Zuma Press/PA Images

Bank of Nova Scotia returned to the dollar market with its first new trade in five months this week, after reporting its fiscal first quarter earnings. It was followed by Truist Financial selling an inaugural social bond.

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